SPAM and procmail
brian
lists at karas.net
Wed Jan 14 11:41:35 EST 2004
On Wed, 2004-01-14 at 11:30, Brian Chabot wrote:
> Brian wrote:
> > For anyone interested... It seems that a lot of spam is starting to slip
> > through Spam Assassin again.
>
> I've had some pretty good luck using a combination of server and client
> spam filters.
I like to do all my filtering/processing directly on the mail server. I
read email (using IMAP) via Evolution both at home and at work. It's
too much of a pain to keep the local filters updated in 2 locations,
plus with the large volume of email I get, it's much faster to not make
Evolution process the messages.
However, I do know a number of other people who use your approach quite
well.
> On the server side I've been using Spam Bouncer www.spambouncer.org and
> since it came out I've used Mozilla's built-in junkmail filter. 95% of
> the time between the two, I don't see much spam.
Will have to check that one out, thanks for the link
> "But I don't want *ANY* spam!"
>
I hear ya!.
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brian <lists at karas.net>
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